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i i directory . tives of the Limestone city. The pub- Jishers of a Belleville directory might ps Jhutifed in using such names, but ,. mover | "The man who wrote on the fly leaf of a certain book that "If there should be another flood, Jue refute' hithor 25, , all the world should be sub- : tis = i on (hs Wook BE dey Txobahly, bow what he was talking about. He Es T £3 co dif i ! a right to his opinion, yet humorous, you up?" The directory number at 48. If you wish to order a new silk gown for your wife there are 'at least 127 dressmakers roady and | willng to oblige , and the direo- piney J ives their It. tells you 3 the bailiff lives--64 Pa 'street, but he's not an Irishman, In A, it is a vast encyclopedia of in- lormation; embracing nearly overy- thing one would ever roguire to know concerning the eity and the busy and varied life within its walls. 1t may come as. a sad disappoint- 3% 3 peleman with the familiar name : at 43 King: street west. It [may not seem: quite logical to find a vent many Graves, but only one Coffs , yet that's the way the directory puts it. We leave the reader to guess phether this Coffin is a Goodman, a dint by. Kinaston's paibist, who it a ime means of computation and elsewhere it has | po other yo day ? Bost leaves Folger © On y morning, the remains lietle Hilda Macgilliveay, wh ie eda acgillivray, who was kill it i I re £ o B & FF Bee § ir 2 1 giz Al ; 3 i i bearing floral wreaths, which they af- terwards ted upon the grave, were Misses Lillian Greenwood, Spoor, Staley, Phileno Crawford, Agnes Keegan and Irene Coyle. ¥ B. A. Hotel Arrivals. Edward J. Rorenan, Marion MM. Marian, jr., DPuffalo, N.Yx L. L. La ton, St. Louis, Mo; Thomas Crossley, P. Barrington, J. W. Wilkinson, J. E. Locke, Toronto; A. E. Woodley, Montreal: FP. L. Hall, Perth: H. B. Sherwood, Napanee; A. W. Jiminne, New York; J. M. McArthur, Loudon; F. C, Pavrie, Syracuse, N.Y.; J. A. Thompson, South Lake; V. Ju Henry, J. D. Mathier and F C , NX; Mrs, H, 8. Jordan, Prescott; C. Bissett, Preston; John Hergisa, Toronto: Madison Cooper, Watertown, N.Y; PF. D. Loinks and wife, Asperwall, N.Y; G. W. Dans,' New York: J. B. Skeene, Ottaweg J. Greene, Syracuse; D. Smith, Montreal: William Singleton amd wife, Swith's Falls; E. Eriscon, Hamétal, e. Find On Wig Ben. The latest report to shareholders of the Big Ben Cobalt mines says: It is with at pleasure we advise you that F. L. , our mine superinten- dent, reports that he has uncovered 4 fine vein just morthwest of our office building, which carries nickel and co- talt bloom at the surface. He advises sinking a shaft on this vein, and we will have some assays taken to find out its value and report the results in our next letter. Work is being con- tinued at the No, 2 shaft, which i now seventy feet deep. We are now put- tinge a substantial eribbing all the way down, We expect to drift from this shaft, and feel sure that we. will find native silver when we intersect the cal lcite vein which angles to the west, No. 5 shaft continues to improve and the prospects for making this one of k | the best paying shaits on the property are excellent. n To Tear Them Down. his morning, Alderman A , chairman of the city rly oom mittee, instructed the city enginecr to have the market verandahs removed on Monday morning, if the contractor to whom the verandahs were sold did rot pet to work at them by four o'clock this afternoon. It is said that the first contractor resold his right to someone else. However, the city engi- neer will put men to work at the ver- andahs on Monday morning. Many complaints have been made to the property committee chairman about the verandahs being half torn down, and then left. Alderman Angrove, in ~iew of this, decided to act. ----i Macdonnell Vs. Henderson. The above high court case reported yesterday, was stated to be for re covery of money advanced on mining stock transactions. This was an er ror as the only amount in the claim regarding stocks was $2 for advice. The monty loaned was for other way, "5, The New Cook Book. oe New Cook Book the § of Torouth, edited by Tady Gao icy just issued 8 rl Ee -- kg . . Speci} i ion a turday auth Mode tam, ale, copy: Regular be in every pany, agents, price, $1 & copy should home. R. Uglow & Com: Are You Going ? nic, at Long Island Park, on : "s wharf at 1 o'clock. Adults" tickets, 20c.; chil dren's, 15c. This includes a good sup- per as well as a good time. Bibby's straw hats : are-cockrs. i of , by a& street car, were laid to rest in Cataraqui ceme- tery. The little white was buried Bibby's for smart straw hats. marriage of Miss Audrey Irene Smith, y t daughter of the late Mr. Larratt Smith, of Toronto, to Mr. Robert B. Henderson, eldest son of of Montreal, afternoon y A thy Boer Tors 'roller skating rink closes this : Zs i ¢ 2nd, for a fot ew wution: " m t powders at Chown's drug store. neckties, things, and in the usual professional t , at 58c. per | 230. To Bethel church Sunday school Je ; Aon '| Sunday service in h tember Fine heu have an opportunity. ain. = YOURS make, size usually sells at 35c each. Yours To-night 19c Each. Positively not more than 2 pairs to one customer, as we wish many to * 2To-night 7.30 Either of these are worth coming for and it will be a long time before either can be du. plicated. A 250 White Turkish Bath 47 inches long by 20 inches wide. 190 Pairs Women's Tape Girdle Corsets A most durable and comfortable summer corset, all white, sizes 19, 20. 2I, 22. 23, considered the best 35¢ Corset in Kingston to.day. It was a maker's clearing lot and cannot be had 24 only. These TO-NIGHT 19¢ EACH. SCARCE GOODS That we have just received and will have ready To-Night and Monday, Long Black Lisle Gloves |. All sizes, Special at 40c. pair. : 4 Fine Real Lisle Thread Stockings In Black only. Special at 35c. pair. Real Lisle Thread Stockings i In Tan Shades, Helio, Grey, Light Blue, Cardinal, Champagte, Pink. These we have in different qualities. All Wanted Makes and Sizes In Children's Hosiery JOHN LAIDLAW & SON. | To-Night 7. 2 Big Attractions 30 to 10 to ro o'clock. Towels This make ' INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters on Their Rounds. Se: Bibby's $1.50 silk shirts. Shelled green peas, Carnovsky's. Try Bibby's for cool underwear. Unly all-cream ice cream in the city at Price's. There were no cases before the police magistrate to-day. Buy Milkweed Cream at Gibson's Red Cross drug styre. Fresh there. Try Bibby's $1 cream negligee. Are your glasses giving you satis faction? If not, go to Chown's, Trade at Bibby's to-night. If you ave sick and want medicihe on Sunday, Gibson's Red Cross drug store is open. Now is the time to do ring, Everything reduced at D. KE. ry, Phone 373. ! Four local 'clergymen are to address the Orangemen at their demonstration in Kingston next Friday. Kasagra in 25c. and Hv. bottles at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Fresh Try Bibhy's to-night. The civie fire committee was to have met yesterday afternoon, but a quorum. . of members did not attend. "In 25¢. bottles," Lime Juice made from fresh, rips fruit. Sold at Gib son's Red Cross drug store. Phone Try Bibby's to-night. We make a specialty of underwear, corsets and stockings, all sizes, fan- cy or plain and all prices. See our stock. New York Dress Reform. See ibys 25¢. cashmere hose. Work will actively begin on the O'Kill street sewer extension on Mon- day morning. If the weather keeps fait, the pipe should be laid within a month. The only drug store with an all day Kingston is Gib- son's Red Cross drug store. See Bibby's Oxford hosiery, 5c. Summonses were issued against" two (carters this morning for non-payment of license fees. A bicyelist who . rode upon the sidewalks is also slated to appear before the cadi. Bed pans, urinals, pus basins, at Chown's drug store. Black drawers for children, all sim es, 250.. stockings that will wear, all colors from 106. up. We have the proper stock to choose from. New York Dress Reform. See Bibby's special 50c. braces. On Saturday aftérmoens' throughout Joly and August the city buildings' offices' will 'be closed after one o'clock. ete. the sam for the eily officials. That nies tasting stuff for the teeth, Cross store, "Try Ribby's to-night. The members of the Ontario Medical Comneil exnressed themselves as de- ; hohted with their visit to Kingston. This afternocn was the first off:time of | "Zodenta," if sold at Gibson's * Red | HA I pa Wolle Island at Carnovsky's. Buy "Edwards's Nervine" at son's Red Cross drug store. All-ercam. jee cream, in bricks, any flavor, delivered at any hour, at Prices. It cures stomach troubles, Edward's Nervine, sold at Gibson's Red . Cross drug store. Late Valencias, the finest orange now in the market. R. H. Toye, King street. Sale of wash belts with pretty buek- les, 10c.: wash collars, worth 23c. for 15¢., New York Dress Reform. The Sunday school of the First Bap: tist church leit the city by the Aletha on Friday, for Breakey's Bay. They had a fine outing, with a good pro- gramme of sports, chief of which was the needle-threading contest. Prevost, Brock street, has received three cases of imported goods for his order clothing department, consisting of Scotch and English utweeds, serges, strawberries, to-night, Gib PERSONAL MENTION. Movements of the People--What They Are Saying And Doing. Miss Madden, Stuart street, has left for: Springfield, Mass, Hugh' Mooney has resigned his posi tion as guard in Kingston peniten tary. William Kennedy, New YorK, is vis iting his friends in Kingston and Portsmouth. Miss McCartney, of Kingston, is visiting Miss L. Brydge, in Renfrew, and will remain for some time. Dr. J. L. Bray and wife went over to Wolie Island this afternoon, to spend Sunday as the guests of Dr. Spankie. C. F. Weykoff and family have ar- rived from New York, and will spend the summer at their" residence on Carleton Island. Ross Wilkinson, Donald Torrance, Francis Tothill and Francis Smythe, leit on Saturday morning, for a canoe cheviots and vicunas. A great variety of them to choose from. See Bibhy's 45¢. Oxford hose. Contractor Free says that the men dumping lime from the buildings on ( larence street, were not. ordered to stop yesterday. The dumpirg con tinted for a couple of days, but yes- terday there was a slight breeze. How- ever, there was only half an hour's work to do, and it was finished with- out any protest being made to him: It seems that the protest was made at the city buildings, and to the act ing mayor. trip up the Rideau. Rev. R. J. Craig, Kingston, the first pastor of the church qf the Re- deemer, Deseronto, will occupy that pulpit on Sabbath morning and even- ing. Prescott Journal: L. I. McLeod, formerly of the Merchants Bank staff here, now of Kingston, spent a few days in town this week amongst frierfls and acquaintances. "'Seotty" looks as well as ever, and says that the ozone about the Limestone City agrees with him nicely. White | White Shoe Polish Shoe Laces the best. a pure white and dries quickly. Two-In-One, "a liquid" put Something almost every lady wants and you might as well have Blanco, "'a paste,"' put up in tins at e., and in boxes at 10¢c,, made in England and a extensively by the militia. We have--Wide Silk Tassel End Laces at 2c. . X Narrower White Silk Tassel End at 15c. And: a Meércerized Silk Tassel End at 0c. White Cotton Laces, two pairs for 3c. img We sell--White Beauty, "a liquid," put up in 10c. and 25c. sizes, $ up in 10c. size. and Gentlemen. The treatment they received here was the best {hey ever had. The Lockett Shoe Store. P.&.--We have some English Styles in Club Bags, both for Ladies They sell from $12 to $25. - | YEAR 74. nL A ls ------ -- | Frenceindress lam BROADBRIN Weekly Letter From 1 City Of New York. MURDEROUS M( DEATEN AT NEW YORK THE POLICE. The Rights of Freemen -- N Twain's Remarkable Succe Forty Years Ago He Wa Newspaper Reporter. Special correspondence; letter No. 1 New York, July 4--The summé gira is at full tide. Churches are ing and shepherds are folding their clerical attire. The tourist is to spend his loose change. Some has made an estimate of the amour money pleasure-seckers carry out 0 country, placing it at $3,000,000. this vast sum and add to it the earned wages of nearly 100,000 str; in different parts of the country, we can almost see our national ru this condition is to continue ¥ longer. The freight handlers and stevec have been on a strike for se months. All along the river freight has been piled up which steamers wantell to carry ,but Whicl strikers would not allow them to The steamship companies employe Italians, who ar¢ now arriving her thousands 'every week. The stri unable to endure their idleness longer, resolved to give up the | made a wild rush for the stean offices and informed the companies they were ready to go back, but, t companies' honor, they were told there were "no vacancies." There some places that had been filled by too old to work and others that too young. The Italians saw their vantage and demanded equal wages all. These were discharged and a of the strikers put in their places. V the discharged Italians got outside gates the strikers fell upon them. outnumbered the Italians, five to but the countrymen of Julius Caesar Scipio Africanus were no holiday f ers and all were armed with some of deadly weapon. They fought the desperation of madmen. The p reserves were called out, and alth the rioters made common cause ag them, never was seen a grander triu of perfect discipline over disunited | force, The ice numbered about the rioters about 20000. They rece the first charge of the blue-coats w terrible fusilade of all sorts of f missiles and many of the police seriously wounded, but they never tered; they took it like veterans marched on with the steadiness of Those long night-sticks rose and with unerring aim. You may judg fierce character of the conflict by time it lasted (nearly five hours) be the murdetous rioters were beaten. the houses in the vicinity were | with the wounded. While stopping the loading and loading of freight on steamships serious blow to the city's peace prosperity, it ig: not to be compare the re 4 to the city's b the being leit ir and sometime h with the thermon working up towards the 90 ma this department all contracts shoul made for a year, with heavy pen {for their violation not in fines, but terms of i t at Tahar. Suprise